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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01
TEXAS AND PAOiEIG.
rRANSCONTINENTAL-
NORTH BOUND.

NORTH BOUND,
Fort Worth, Whltesboro and Arrive. Leave
Tcxsrka7a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7:l0 am 7:45 an
Texarfana' ....,....s.,..,.. 800 m 500 pm
SOUTH BOUND.
Tsxarkanl Whitesboro and
Fort worth . S:O0pm 500 I'm
Icxa-kana, Sherman and
Fort WOrtn................ s:l5 m $40 a 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01
Bathing Kesnrf B--nrd

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May Sic
fornia's popular bathing resort at Ss-
Cruz burned last night. The loss is So,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01
WEATHER. AND CROPS.
Cotton Bel, yyeatber .uIl.t,p,
STATIONS.

Following is the weather bulle tins for the
cotton region for stations given for twenty
four hours. ending ID IN. Nav 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01

The Belt Line will materalize, and that
in very short time. Severa, broad
gagged men are working At It.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01
THE RAILROADS.
ills Said That the Fort Worth and
Dsnvar will Be Running Trains
10 Denver in Twelve Months.

san angelo Wants The Fort Worth and
Rio Grande-Ths Cotton Bolt Loca-
tion-Home Notes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01
RAILROADS.
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI pAcIFiC
NORTH RnuNn.

Arrive. Leave.
Laredo and ST. Louis ,.... 7IO m 7:45 a N
san Antonio anu St Louis. 900 p N 800 ID
SOUTH BOUND.
st. Louis and Laredo. 500 p n 20 p nj
st. Louis and san Antonio. sis a II $40 N
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Texas Midland Route.
GULF. COLORADO &shN?APBR'}|
Reclining Chair Cars
On all Through Trains between
Galveston, FtWorth, Gainesville.
FREE to Passengers holding First Clsg
ThYouEh Tlckets

\ I'LL 70 n5uIHktIo HUIUILE FITSL- IT3.I
ThIough Tickets.
EIHE ONLY ROUTE running solid tA7-17.
srans-GstvestOu Fort Worth, Gai1es7t-s
Twenty TWO miles the shortest route. oh
Worth to Galnes vlIle. The best route to Dal.ss
Farmersytils, Honey Grove Twenty s,7ei
miles the shortesL T1uts-DallGs to lionel
Grove. The favOrite Goute 70 Houston, Na7sI
sofa, hontfOmery, ContUC. The only route 4
LampasAs, Brown wood, Bal niger, Coleman.
Direct Connection TO Austin, Waco, 5aissl
vile, san ,AntOnio, Memphis, ST. Louis, KansS
City and, al points north, east and west.
JAMES S. CARR,
GenI Pass and Tiki. Agt., Calves on /
o. d. LUSR, Ticket Agt., Fort Worth.
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sULF, COLORADO AND SANTA FE.

SOUTH BOUND.
Eiail ana express, daily $50 n 9:lV m
Accommodation, mixed train 1900 D IL
ACCO. mediation, mixed train SHOP N
NORTH BOUND.
Rfaila and express, daily. $40 pm 9:O5p m
accommodation, mixed train 7:45 N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01

The FINEST Kazors in tho world
Al Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01

* ina ar Iium DR. Prices ExtT2esS
" III. n.Hn1, nrar,ga afc aaEOr deNCiOus4f.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01

lie now NOODLES aImIessIy arUuuu VIII
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01
rOaT WORTH AND uENvER.

North bound Observation-Disclosures. 500 m
South bound ..........-.-.-. 4:2O p m
Al the above from the Union Depot,
G. d. LUsK, Ticket Agent
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Going SOrl
a 1919
Going South
Leave.

p. a. MILLER, TiCket Agent, Fort Worth.
r. r. ROBINS, T. 2. A, Fort Worth.
A. FAULKNER, Gen. Pass. Agent, RCIaN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01

A S. Douglas, master mechanic OF the
Texas md Pacific al Biz Springs, was IN
Fort Worth yesterday On business OF the
road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01

1t begins to look as if the Fort Worth
and Denver will DE running into Denver
inside Of twelve months. Suck a pin here
and watch events.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-20
: 49, 49, ~ . -, - :,
jIfAupEIl's FERRY. {

Ths Old Towns IiusiucSs loom = Grand
q "a Army Mnttors-Doatl Of n Comrnde.
Special Correspondence Of he iHlsltgenetr.
Jsmea Hanes, one Of tho oldes! mem.
bers OF U. s. Grant Poat. G. A. R., died on
the 3O!h Of September, and was buried
with the horors Of war ut Samplers Manor
by his comrades on the lat inst, This Is
tho frs! burial by this pos! 90 prescribed
in tho beautiful and impressive servicen Of
the ritual Of the Grand Army OF tho Re-
public. Comrade Montgomery, OF the
Fret United SsRtea Artillery, preached
tho funeral sermon, and ct the grave, as
tho dead Comrade WAC laid away to rest
by his old companions In arms there
we're few dry eyes. 55
U. q. Grant Post 10 increasing rapidly In
membern. Its already preparing 10 or.
gsnizs a camp Of Sons Of Veterans, and q
Woman's Relief Corps. And with the
rapid and eubatantial building up Of the
new Hs.per's Ferry, will soon have large
and influential g. A. Il, organization.
There arc now about $50 men OF work
on the new pulp mills. One Of tho largest
will probably DO completed before wintel
aets In. a.. lf.. 1 s
A now paper he's been establinhsd, stree
lamps ordered and other indications O.
future prosperity to tho old town.
Real estate has CONC up 100 per cen
with prospects OF a still greater incseast
during tho next year, and the people
have cheerful look, as If they though
the improvements being made will bo ,
permanent benefit to the town. There |.
Rbou. the came amount Of money bcins
paid out per month, aa the average
monthly payments Of the United State
Government previous 10 April 1861. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-20

II prohibition ia not n succeua in the
old and steady.going State Of Maine, what
reason is thers TO think wo should have
better luck with it in the State OF Weat
Virginia? That prohibition is no! sue
: cess in Maine, Is fac. uupportad By the
best testimony. Governor Bodwell says:
I am trying to enforce prohibition in
Maine, bat find that 1t Is the biggest lob
that ever undertook in my life. The
law Is fairly, well enforced ia tho rural
districts and receives the support Of the
community, but in tho large citiea and
town. 1t 10 impossible to enforce it, cs the
liquor men dety,it, and in many instances
the local authorities conspire with the
violators ard accept bribes from them.
Even the general public in the State have
no idea Of the nuccess OF the violatoys OF
the law.
"Fairly enforced in the rural Districts"
This may be regarded as reasonable
measure OF success, and yet the came
could b. accomplished by a local option
law, as We have in West Virginia, for ex.
ample. In the cities and towns pro
hlbition is admitted TO be failure, and
yos it is in the cities and towns tina! there
is tho greatest need Of holding the liquor
traffic. The rural districts gain nothing
by putting on the cities and towns law
that cannot be enforced and takes from
their several troasuries money that would
90 to care for criminala and psupera
The experience Of Maine alter genera.
ton Of prohibition doss not encourage
other States toiall in line and commit the
Same blunder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-20

In 1870 tho Democratic party divided,
running Robinson aud Kelley; and while
Cornell's plurality, as shown above, was
A. over Robinson, the two Democrats
together had q majority Of $4,000 over
Cornell. The Republican Lieutenant
Governor was elected that year by only
200 plurality.
In 1882 the Republican revolt occurred
against Folger and Cleyeland's majority
for Governor was unprecedented, Yet
one year afterwards while tho Democrats
elected the reet Of the ticket the Republi-
can Secretary of State Was chocen by over
Is, 600 maiority--a striking illustration of
the independence" OF the voters. 4 In The
following gear Cleveland himself barely
saved the State, and then only through
the most Jealous efforts OF active partisan
Democrats, largely sided by the gross
blunders Of tho Republican managers in
the last dayo Of their canvass. A change
Of 600 votes out Of over million would
have given the State and the Presidency
to Blaine. III. an =
Tho independence" OF New York ia
|strikingly illustrated by absence from the
polls whom either Democratic or Republi.
cans are dissatisfied With their party pol.
ICY or their party candidate. Thus tho
total vote in 1882, when the Republicans
were dissatisfied with Folger, an excel.
lent man, wss 9l5,5S0, while two years
afterwards 1t was l,17l,3l2, and two years
previously it had been ,lO3,0l5. Il In 1882
the Republicans showed their indspond.
ence by remaining away from the polls.
y New York votera also show the indepen.
deuce by throwing away votes on csndi-
dateo solely to defeat their own party
when 1t oflands them. Thus the boiling
Democrats who, under ex- United States
Attorney Dolsheinor's lead, wanted to
delea. Lucius Robinson, q most ex.
emplary, real Reform Governor, voted 10,
Mr.. John Kelly, although they know that
he only ran to elect Cornell, the Rspubli.
can candidate. Aud in 1854 many Repub.
licans gave their vote 10 st. John only in
order to beat Blaine. 2':i ..i,Ss
u The Independence Of the New York
voter Was indeed illustrated in the very
last election. Judge Peckham's plurality
in tho State in 1856 was only 1907. In
this city he received through "deal"' tho
entire George Labor support. Yet no fell
over 10000 behind the combined Hewitt
and George votes, while Judge Daniels. on
his record as tried and able jurist, ran
moro than $4,000 ahead Of the Republican
for Mayor. ., ls!
Politicians mayprodt by studying these
facts. tx. &.
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GAle qlsteilii2(e',tlfisr;er.
wlIEELINo. W. VA. OCTOBER go. 1851


Tho Democratic politicians arc much
disturbed over tho action Of the now Gas
Board. They afec. to think that their Ia
yorltes have been ahockinGly treated. II
the Gaze bs 90 bad az they would make 1t
appear, 1t ID very bad indeed. sH
When, two years ago, q Democratic
Council was elected, that body proceeded
to elect o Gas Board Of three Democrats.
The Republican practice had bon 10 give
minority representation in tho Board. It
was not until ono Of the membera'elcct, q
man who saw tho unisirnesa OF the thing,
resigned and the public had been heard
from, that one Republican WAC put in the
Board. The whole gas establishment was
turned upsids down 10 make placCs for
Democrats, and Democrats were appoint.
cd In thu oillca and in tho works withou!
any regard to their fitness for tho work 10
be performed. Competent men OF sp.
proved aervice we're thrown out to make
way for Democrats whose appointment, it
wan thought, would DO helpful to the
Democratic party. II
Meanwhile Democrats we're enjoying
tho National patronage in Wheeling Re.
pnblicans were put cut to let them In.
Tudor the State government no Republi-
can han been appointed to 80 much as m
honorary place except where ouch gp.
pointment is required by sc. Of Legisla.
tute.
When the people elected Republican
Council they had in mind tho Gas Board
and all that 1t controls. They expected
that Mr.. Dillon would 30 back rs superin.
tondcnt, and thoy expected that g general
change would take place. the Gas Trus.
! tees have met this expectation. In every
case they have selected competent man,
and in one cage they promoted an old and
faithful Gervsnt Of the Board who wcs g
Democrat Until he became Prohibitionist
and who, probably, never voted the Re-
publican ticket in his life.
The thing TINT hurts tho Democratic
wire.pullers Is that they Get up eCheme
to en.rap one Of the members Of the new
Board, and tho scheme miscsrried. This
is why they are lquealing woreo than two
pigs under gate. They ha7enow chance
10 pose as martyrs and throw themselves
on the mercy and libs,sli!y Of Mr.. Cleve-
lands Administration. Iu this they are
bs.ter fxsd than the Republicans who
went out two years ago. They had no
National Administration to throw them
selves on. ...E-E
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The general otjec! Of this suit Is to sell the real
estate OF 4. J. smy,h. deceased, tho persona! c.
taie being Insufficient 10 pay said dcce1olts debts;
70 have statement taken Of the dsb,s OF said cs.
tate and OF mid Administrators account, and 10
obtain decree directing tho manner IN which
tho administrator shall distribute and diEbulse
the estate and 1t appearing from an AFFIDAVIT.
ants Phillip b. Armour, Michael Cudahy George
Il. Webster aud Jonathan 0. Arnour, partners III
trade under the style and firm OF Armour & Co.;
Horace Greeley B.anuEl md Alexander q. Brsn
y Brallurl 4 Sons; Il Nelson Blaze, william ".
Shaw xnd G. II. Marshall. psftuera In trade under
the style and trn, Of Blake, Fhaw & Co: Washing.
tou X. Canon and Thomas Erss Tue Carson. pari.
nets In trade under the style and Arm OF ". X. Car.
| son d Coz; +. Citizens. q. ". ReXHmer aud j. +.
| shelienherger. partners III trade under tho style
and finn OF Githens d. Rexsmur; Charles Il. Grim
style and firm Of Grim q Conway: Charles q, Hht.
rison. William ": Frazier IL, Alfred q. Harrison,
Willinm W. Harrison and Mitchell Harrison part.
ners In trade under the style and GrM Of Harrison,
partners IN trade under the style and firm oil
hamilton Jones: F.aucis II. Lergett, Albert II.
Jones and Lewis Wallace. partners In trade under
inc style ana urn o. Francis Il. Lcgget. Il Co; +.
h. Mooney, navI Oliver, Henry St1p!cs Potter
and Charles W: Wrigh'iaston, partners In trade
under the style and finn Of Potter & Wrghtlng-
ton; William Il; Reid. 4 Sanger and G. w. Wells;
Sanger & Wells; Richard ". UndeIhill, aud
James Ii. Bugbco and Seth N. Browncll, partners
III trade under the style and firm OF Bugtee I.
Rrownell, are not residents Of the State Of West
Virginia: also that the defendants Arbuoklo Bros.
Coffee. Co., and Detroit Manufacturing Co., are
foreign corporations and that no person can DO
found in GRid Ohio county upon whom process
for either OF them can be legally served; also
that tho names Of the defendants unknown
parties doing business as The GRADUATED Wheat
Co.. arc unknown to the plaintiff; and none OF
said defendants beyiug ecen served with process
10 this cause. on molten oil the complainant. by
his solicitors, this order oil publication Is entered
aealnst them. and Il ia ordeiei that said defend.
ants be required 10 appear within ono month after
the date Of tho frat publication Of this or1pr and
90 what IL necessary TO protect taeir Interests. !.
Is further ordered that This order DO published
and posted as required bv law.
Witness, John W, Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court.
at tho Court House OF said county, this 9th day Of
October, 1887, to.wi!: October Rulos. 1887.
Z. JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk,
Published tho first time October 6. 1887.
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK.
ERSk1HE 4 ALBION, gsG5
Solicitors for Complainant. octr1h
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The Locomotive Brothorhood

Tho delegated to the annual convention
Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Eupi.
neeYs were welcomed 10 Chicago by the
Tribune Of that city in these words:
Tho deliberations Of this important
body Of men will be Of great interest, in.
aemuch rs they unquestionably represent
an organization Of superior power, ability,
Bkiil and ihtelligence-qualities which
have been peculiarly demonstrated rs tho
success with which they have maintained
their fraternity without depending upon
or associating with any other labor Organ
izaticn or union. Their administration
from the first has been characterized BY
remarkable conservatism, judgment, and
good sense, and were other labor unions
! possessed Of the came qualities there
would have been little difficulty in
nolving the ve1ed questions between
labor and capital. They have never
taken part in strikes or boycotls, men.
aced their corporations, INDUCED in VIC.
lence, or made unreasonable demands.
There are no Barrys or Q7inns in their
ranks, no hired, agitators, demagogues, or
walking delegates. They have no sym.
pathy with Socialistic ranters or Aner.
chistic incendiaries and assassine, THEW
attend strictly to their own affairs and
manage them with rare skill, under the
guidance Of their competent and sagacious
head. Their session will be an ENJOYABLE
and profitable one TO all concerned, as
these Knights Of the Foot Board are in
harmonious relations with the great cor.
porations whose interests they eerye 40
faithfully and tearleesly. Is
Praise was never more ftly bestowed.
The Brotherhood, representing about
%. locomotive engincora, conducts itself
on business principles, recognizing always
that employers as well as employees have
rights, yet go bearing themselves as to re.
tain tho Kindly feeling Of employers and
the public without sacrificing any good
and essential principle Of their own
They hare ahowu that organized labor
can benefit The wsse.earrer without driy-
ing the employer 10 the wall. The natu,. !
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SAVE the Children. They are especially
liable 10 sudden Coldu, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc, We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy E positive euro.
1t ssves hours OF anxioua watching. Sold
by Logan 4 Co., 9. r. Gco.zs, O. Menke-
miller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. 4
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al result ID that Tho Brotherhood Of Loco.
motive Engineers has tho respect and
confidence Of the country, and everybody
wishes tho organization well.
a woman's alild I.ebuisc 0.

Tho Chairman Of the Democratic State
Committee Of Pennsylvania, fearing that
tho liquor interest OF that State might not
furnish enough money to run the Demo.
cratic campaign, sent out to Poatmastera q
gentle suggestion to pay in part Of their
Salaries. Tho circular was politely and
deity worded, as becomes tho supporters
OF an Administration given over TO Civil
Service reform. Here 10 one Of the replied,
received from lady who has the honor
to serve her country as Postmaster:
DEAR slR:-Your letter Gaking mo 10
benefit your committee by gu ggestlonI ia
before me. l don't know 81 any to make,
and being 0 female, 1t does not become
me 10 entor into political business Fur.
thermorc, rs | understand the Postcilice
laws, a Postmaster has no right 10 meddle
In political strife. 'Ga'
J@ Yours respectfully.
Isn't this delicious? That woman Is q
philosopher and a humoriBt, whose light
should no longer be hidden In q country
pos!o1ico. Sho Is full Of the spirit Of
genuine OWL Service reform, and she dc.
slrea to spread lis glorios abroad. She
may lose her plaza for backing up the
promiles OF the Administration when sht
Is expected to fall In gracefully with III
practices, but whs. 10 that when compsret
with the proud satisfaction OF having dont
a remarkably good and clsvsr thing?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-20
A SsIGNEE'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate in the City
Of Wheeling. sEGIil

, by, virtue of Deed Of Assignment male by
Assignee, dated the 9Th day Of September, a, D,
1857, admitted 10 record September q. lss7, and
recorded Ia tho otl"e o. tho Clerk OF the County
Gopfs 81 Onto county, West virRiniS, In Deed Of
Tfuat Book No. &c, will sell ut public auction
at the frfnt door Of the Court House o, raid
county, on IS ..- Le.a So
WEDNESDAY,, tho 10Th DAY OF OCToBER, 1857,
commencing ct 10 O'Clock A, H., II not sold at prl.
yato sale before thai the following dcscrlbcdica
o.,ate ~ tho city OF Wheeling and county Of Ohio
.owlt: Lots toI,y.thce t4s,, fonyfour 90 and the
westerly half Of lot forty Ave (5 on Zsue'a Island,
In tina. part OF the city oil Wheeling laid out and
added 10 .aid city by. Henry Moore. trustee Of
conveyed 10 Jacob Berger ono Of tho parties OF the
lrst part, by Daniel Peck aud John q. Pendle;on,
special counitsioneIs III the chnncery cause
then pending in the County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. wherein Clara Y. McNully aud "
4. McNulty her husband, were plaintiffs, aud
James N. Ewing and Others were defendants, Mary
EwinN Joining in said conveyance by deed made
the 3oh day OF April, 1877. and duly recorded In
the 6ilce Of The Clerk OF tho County Court OF Ohio
county. West Virginia, in Deed Book No. &C, page
The above described real estate, to wit: Lots
q, 81 and westerly hall Of lot As, situate on
the southeast corner Of North BROAD way and Mary
land atrcet, Wheeling island, will be offered
iof sale, as whole or IN PARCELS On the westerly
half OF Lot No. II there IS a fine twostory brick
dwelling house, now occupied by J. B. Bhep
pard, Esq, 49, -
TEENS op SALE OF tho above described real CO.
tase: onethttd OF tho purchase money or 80 much
more as tho purchaser may elicit cSsh on the day
OF sale; oue'third thereof With inte:es. IN one
year, and the residue thereof and interest In two
ytaH from day Of sale, the purchaser TO give his
notes with good security for tho deferred pay.
ments and Tue legal title to be retained as further
viii Ayso until t,,r,ho- rhtLoo og,r n, n,,rnto
sale the stock Of merchandise, coasiAtlng oil
Leather. Shoe Findings. ssd!ery Hardware, sad.
lery. Blankets. Robes, Whips aud all other stock,
goods and personal property, at Wholesale or re-
tall, now contained In the building. No. 1892 Main
street; the said stock Of merchandise, above de.
Bcflbed, being the tane conveyed 10 me as as
signCc By Jacob Berger, In the above mentioned
deed Of assignment. ~, :, =
Terms OF tGle Of personal property, cash In hand.
.e7s J. V. l. RODGERS, Assignee.
W. Il. HALIHE, Auct!oacer. SEQ
The sai, OF above mentioned real estate is most.
M RI ttttt FNnia n,
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sugxsstiun to Lincoln Club,

To he Editor oitht InlslligeEcer. "a.
SlR:-A, committee OF the Americus
Club, Of Pittsburgh, propose giving ban.
quet In February next commemorative
the birth Of tho Republican party. They
promise to have the most distinguished
speakers for the OCCASION, and mako 1t the
most brilliant iele in the history Of the
city.
Why cannot the old Lincoln Club, Of
Wheeling, follow the example and have
the old leaders at home and abroad to
give its historical incidents, and have q
teaat OF love end cougeniality. What
gay you to the proposition 2 t
T. T. Maxwell.
Kalleu Grors, Oct. Il, 1857. ..L.--
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
4. OHIO COUNTY.
In tho Circuit Court for Ohio County, West ylr.
gln!a. October Rules, 1851.
Benjamin 8. Allison, adraIn!s.ratorl gt' \
; OF the estate OF K. j. Suyth, de-.
ceased t.,,3 Il. ss I'm charcery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-20

American Taste and Skill,
represented by Colgate & Co., produce
perfumes and toilet soaps moro delicate
than Gun be made abroad. 49,
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The sal, OF above mentioned real estate is post.
pontd Until SATURDAY. October q, 1887, 1T 10
,clock A. Il, ct the iro1t doc. Of the court House
J. Y. l.. RODGERS, 5I
SCI "A d eyt 1uan